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Measurement of the Electric-Field Pattern of a Fabry-Perot Resonator Used in Quasi-Optical Gyrotrons

Minh Quang Tran, Jean-Philippe Hogge
1993
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The field pattern of the resonator used in a quasi-optical gyrotron operating in the millimetre wave range is measured. Two resonators are studied: one composed of a spherical mirror and an ellipsoidal grating and the other symmetric using two mirrors with annular slots. The measurements indicate that the electric field distribution is gaussian, in spite of the complex geometry of the resonator, and thus provide an experimental basis for the assumption often used to compute the efficiency of quasi-optical gyrotrons.

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Minh Quang Tran, Jean-Philippe Hogge
1993
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